Humanoid robot scares while talking to audience at CES 22

THE robot ameca released in late 2021 and which went viral for reproducing incredibly realistic facial expressions finally had its first contact with the public at CES 2022, the biggest technology fair that exists today.

Developed by the British company Engineered Arts, dedicated to the production of advanced technologies, the robot showed its ability to “talk” for the first time.

The threat is the world’s most advanced human-shaped robot,” the company said and its creators say it could serve as a platform for the development of future robotic technologies.

“The reason to make a robot that looks like a person is to interact with people,” said Will Jackson, CEO of Engineered Arts, in an interview with Reuters at the time. “That’s why we built these expressive robots.”

The humanoid robot will be available for rent at events and for sales, remembering that at the moment it is not yet able to walk.

“Walking is a difficult task for a robot, and while we’ve done research on it, we haven’t created a complete walking humanoid.” Morgan Roe, COO of Enginnered Arts, says it will be at least 10 years before a robot like Ameca can walk among us.

Check out the video that leaked from CES 2022 and scared netizens

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Enginereed Arts develops machines that are used in science centers, theme parks and businesses. More than 100 of its robots are currently active across the planet, but the Ameca is the most advanced among them.

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What is known about Ameca:

Understand everything about this new humanoid robot that is surprising everyone!

• Project took 15 years of work.
• Its price will be around 100 thousand pounds, equivalent to R$ 745,000.
• The robot can be used for the development of artificial intelligence technologies and machine learning.
• Hardware and software that allow constant updating.
• Division into modules. According to the company, it is possible to have only “one hand” or the “arm” of the model, there is no need to have the complete robot to work.
• Cloud connection: all robot data is available remotely.
• Smooth and realistic movements that seek to establish an “instant relationship with people”, according to the manufacturer.

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